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Jury Finds Man Targeted For Filming Police Not Guilty

Pete Eyre
Cop Block
February 28, 2014

Last month I posted about Andrew Henderson, who faced two catch-alls – disorderly and obstruction – for filming police activities at his apartment complex in Little Canada, Minnesota. Yesterday, after deliberating for an hour, a St. Paul jury found him not guilty.

Much love to Henderson for standing on principle and speaking the truth! And if you took the time to call those who had been threatening him, or if you showed up in legaland to support him, thanks to you as well. Tyrants find it hard to operate when good folks are united.

Henderson had been represented by Kevin C. Riach and John W. Lundquist from Fredrikson & Byron, P.A., who were working through the Minnesota American Civil Liberties Union. Also present were friends active with Minneapolis-based Communities United Against Police Brutality.

In the two-day trial, Joshua Norgaard, a paramedic on scene when Henderson had his camera stolen, testilied that Henderson was at times only three feet away and that he verbally told Henderson to disassociate with the incident. Henderson throughout remained adamant that Norgaard never engaged him and that he was at least 30-feet away sitting on a bench. If the footage Henderson captured wouldn’t have been deleted, I’m sure there would exist objective evidence to support his claims.

In an interview with after the verdict was handed-down, Henderson told Richard Chin of TwinCities.com, “This has just reaffirmed to me that law enforcement needs to be watched … and held accountable for their actions.”

He also noted that he now utilizes a streaming app. If you have a smartphone without such an app, head over to http://CopBlock.org/Apps

In an interview with Chao Xiong of StarTribune.com Henderson noted that the charges, which had been pending for 16-months, had a deleterious impact on his ability to get a job.

Clearly, the threats levied at Henderson was reactionary. Throughout the entire ordeal it was those who claim to “protect and serve” who were in the wrong.

Jackie Muellner, then an employee of the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office (who retired and is soon to start as a bailiff), stole Henderson’s camera and brought it home with her. When Henderson finally received back his property the footage from that interaction had been deleted. So much for transparency.

And Henderson wasn’t even charged at the scene. It was only weeks later that he was made aware that he was said to have acted criminally.

This article was posted: Friday, February 28, 2014 at 2:13 pm

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The Bogus - No Animals Harmed During Filming - Trademark Accreditation

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I was upset to see that Milo and Otis was on the list of problem movies.
It was adorable. The story was fun. And there were cute animals.
It’s a childhood favorite for many people.
But the rumors that wont die are that dozens of kittens died during filming.
I’m in shock …. really …

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Women Forced to Strip at Police Station While Being Filmed -- Officials Say Filming Is "Common Industry Standard"

"They were snickering at these women," says a lawyer for one of the women who was filmed without her knowledge.

 

Nearly two dozen women have reported that they were forced to strip in a Washington police station while being recorded and watched by their male jailers.

“We’ve got dozens of other people calling who had similar experiences in Puyallup [city jail]. We’re sorting through them right now,” Seattle Attorney James Egan told King 5 News.

“I was told I needed to take off all my garments and change into the uniform,” said one woman who requested anonymity.

She refused the order, noting the presence of four male guards and one male inmate.

“Basically I was harassed for not doing it and put back in the holding cell and made to stay there for about 12 hours.”

City officials in Puyallup have defended the practice, arguing that filming in jails is a “common industry standard.”

But law enforcement experts say filming inmates while changing and using the bathroom is “highly unusual and improper,” according to King 5 News.

“They had originally told me to change behind a curtain in a designated area. But when I questioned them, it’s like they took it as insubordination instead of me simply asking a question,” said another woman. “And they sent me into this holding cell to change instead.”

 

“They asked me, ‘Is that everything? I told them, well, I still had my undergarments on. And they said I needed to take off everything. … And then I was shown the videos, and it was absolutely horrifying and embarrassing,” the woman said. “Honestly, it’s embarrassing, I feel violated.”

Others allege officers sexually harassed them while they changed, according to Egan.

“They were snickering at these women,” Egan said. “Called one woman a squatter, asked [a woman with red hair] if she’s red downstairs too.”

h/t Gawker

 

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